SEA Scoring Statistics (by player) so far

[Laloosh]

The one stat that stands out to me (and I'll go back and check the numbers from last year to compare) is RW's rushing TD total (1). I would have predicted more than last year (4) but it doesn't seem probable. Anything jump out at you guys?

No.		Age	Pos	G	GS	RshTD	RecTD	IntTD	AllTD	XPM	FGM	Sfty	Pts
4	Steven Hauschka	28	K	10	0					27	22		93
24	Marshawn Lynch	27	RB	10	10	7	1		8				48
15	Jermaine Kearse	23		10	2		4		4			1	26
81	Golden Tate	25	WR	10	8		4		4				24
86	Zach Miller	28	TE	8	8		3		3				18
18	Sidney Rice	27	WR	8	6		3		3				18
89	Doug Baldwin	25		10	4		2		2				12
87	Kellen Davis	28	TE	9	3		1		1				6
7	Tarvaris Jackson	30		2	0	1			1				6
25	Richard Sherman	25	LCB	10	10			1	1				6
3	Russell Wilson	25	QB	10	10	1			1				6
	Team Total	25.4		10		9	18	1	28	27	22	1	263
	Opp Total			10		4	10			13	16		159

* Scoring stats recorded but excluded (because we don't have any points in that category): KR, PR, Fmbl, 2pt conversion

 

[razgriz737]

Hauschka MVP.

 

[IcedHawk]

Wasn't Russell's first rushing td last year against the Bills?

Also, Hauschka for MVP

 

[AceBoogie715]

Kearse stands out to me; who would've thought that he would develop into a important part of our offense?

 

[Laloosh]

Wasn't Russell's first rushing td last year against the Bills?

Also, Hauschka for MVP

Looks like you're right. In fact, 3/4 came against the Bills

I still would have predicted more for him by week 10 of this year.

 

[Hawks46]

Not surprising really. Russ would rather throw for 30 than run for 10. He's stated many times he'd rather huck the ball than tuck the ball.

I find it odd in this scoring chart that they don't account for Wilson's passing TD's. I mean, hell....someone had to throw that ball, right ?

 

[Laloosh]

Not surprising really. Russ would rather throw for 30 than run for 10. He's stated many times he'd rather huck the ball than tuck the ball.

I find it odd in this scoring chart that they don't account for Wilson's passing TD's. I mean, hell....someone had to throw that ball, right ?

The matrix credits the receiver with the points so they are not counted twice. The receiver is the one in the end zone

 

[sutz]

I like that we have 7 guys with receiving TDs. Nice distribution, there.

 

[scutterhawk]

Kearse with as many TDs as Tate, but 2 more points than Tate because of the Safety?
I do agree with sutz, in that it's nice to see the ball being spread around pretty well, cuz it's tough to key on any one Receiver.
I don't wonder why Kearse is getting the ball thrown his way a lot, because Tate is obviously drawing the better Corner cover, which frees up the open windows for RW.
I'd also imagine that when we finally do get Harvin in the lineup, that it will probably spread Defenses pretty damned thin. :mrgreen:

 

[sc85sis]

Kellen Davis should be listed as a TE not a WR. By the way, has he been on the field lately? I actually forgot he was on the team until I saw these stats.

 

[FlyingGreg]

I'm surprised we only have 1 defensive and special teams TD.

Of course Browner and Johnson SHOULD have had TDs (the trip on the 5 yard line and the bs safety call). And Golden had a punt return called back.

But still, I thought we would score more on defense this season, not to mention punt returns and kick returns.

 

[Laloosh]

Kellen Davis should be listed as a TE not a WR. By the way, has he been on the field lately? I actually forgot he was on the team until I saw these stats.

According to the database, he's played in 9 games. I'll fix the position error. Thanks for pointing it out.

 

[rightbench]

I think its funny that Haushka can't even get a capital K cause he's the kicker. You're just a little k guy.

 

[onanygivensunday]

Kearse's ratio of Games Started (2) to his Receiving TDs (4) stood out to me.

The dude just wins one-on-one battles for the ball... the most important trait for a WR imo.

Gotta love it!!